SPD desires to proceed with the Greens in Hamburg | EUROtoday

The SPD adheres to the red-green cooperation within the Hamburg Senate. After evaluating the exploratory talks led after the residents’ selection with the CDU, the state board determined to go once more with the Greens in coalition negotiations, it mentioned within the night after the SPD state board assembly. Negotiations are scheduled to start subsequent week.

Despite losses, the SPD had as soon as once more emerged from the election of the residents’ election on March 2, regardless of losses, and might select who it desires to make a companion within the Hamburg city corridor sooner or later. In the previous few weeks, exploratory talks had not solely been performed with the Greens, but in addition with the CDU.

The exploratory talks with the Greens are foundation for the upcoming coalition negotiations, the SPD state chairman Melanie Leonhard and Nils Weiland mentioned. “Our common goal is to continue the successful development of our city with the red-green Senate led by Mayor Peter Tschenscher in the next five years.”

The CDU Hamburg has additionally been very critical previously few weeks and within the intersections in a number of fields of motion that considerably vital for Hamburg have been discovered, in accordance with the SPD chairpersons. “We thank the CDU negotiation team for the honest, open, constructive and trusting exchange.”

CDU: are prepared for coalition with the SPD

The CDU had given hope for a authorities participation after the second exploratory dialogue additionally went nicely, Dennis Thering mentioned. He had emphasised: “We as CDU are ready to enter a government coalition.”

Hamburg has been dominated red-green since 2015. Before the election, Mayor Peter Tschentscher had spoken out for a continuation of the cooperation with the Greens and the CDU additionally known as a second election by way of huge metropolis social gathering.

According to the official finish end result, the SPD had reached 33.5 % of the votes. The CDU had changed the Greens, which fell to 18.5 %, at 19.8 % because the second strongest drive.